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Ruder Ware health care and compliance attorney John Fisher has received top recognition from JDSupra , a leading national legal blogging platform and resource site. Mr. Fisher received the 2018 Reader’s Choice Award from JDSupra in two separate categories, Health Care and Compliance. Mr. Fisher joins some of the top legal authors in the country receiving this award.
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